November 3rd, 2009

Tired of the same old colors? These three new, fresh color combinations are the perfect way to get your home a contemporary new look.

Heather Chalk

Purple is a big trend for 2009, but low frequencies can be overwhelming, so follow our tips on how to do it right

Go for the soft purple heather balanced with a creamy off-whites. These colors are soothing to live simply and cobined with light wood, work well to create the perfect country house rules.

Use yourCurtain fabric as a starting point for your color scheme. Choose a floral-print fabric with a vintage style purple flowers, and then paint it to coordinate with your wall.

Choose chunky, waxed oak furniture and an old leather chair to achieve a timeless design. Then add a large sofa with pillows, you can really sink into stacked.

Find the heather with violet tones and use accessories wool and cashmere pillows and throws add a luxurious feel.

Slate andCoral

Be bold with fiery coral, slate gray and cooled by snow, this scheme is as modern as they come

Gray is a gentle, soothing color, perfect for creating a relaxed living room. It is a practical choice for modern interiors and it can easily be enlivened with bright accents of coral and white.

Layer of gray tones in the furniture, carpets and some accessories, and then a powerful statement shade of coral for the walls.

Keep forms and patternssimple pick up and the coral off the walls with pillows, accessories and curtains. Compliment the color scheme with a substance that is mixed with a touch of gray, too.

A few quirky items in pure white, like a clock and a table, stand out and lift the system.

Duck Egg Blue and Rose

Duck-egg blue is a classic choice and combine it with pink in a contemporary, elegant look.

Cool Duck-egg blue and hot pink make a perfect color combination for aelegant living room. Keep this mixture by adding a new oriental touch.

Paint the walls in this soft blue color and then select floors and upholstered furniture in warm, neutral tones, before the vivid color pink.

Follow the East issue through a combination of chinoiserie-print curtains with embroidered cushions and dark wood furnishings and floor coverings. Ornamental bridcages and orchids complete the look.

Enter the Rose accent more influence by accessories such as picture frames andPottery, neutral.